JayBee YouTube streamers may be glad to know, that in combination with our work on the mixer.com API integration last week, our WordPress themes for streamers now fully support YouTube Live! Broadcast Companion (YouTube) unlocks the exact same functionality for our WordPress themes as our Twitch equivalent – Broadcast Companion – which we’ll now be re-naming … Read more
Mixer.com, Microsoft’s answer to twitch.tv has been slowly growing over the past couple of years (and was previously known as beam). As the platform grows, more and more Mixer users have been requesting that we integrate our WordPress products – namely Broadcast and Broadcast PRO – with the Mixer API. Well today we were finaly … Read more
Hey Weasels, It’s been a very busy year for us here at StreamWeasels, with the release of our latest and greatest WordPress theme for Twitch streamers – Broadcast PRO – and the release of three new WordPress plugins for Twitch streamers, Twitch Rail PRO, Twitch Wall PRO and Twitch Player PRO! The good news is … Read more
Since releasing Broadcast PRO 2.0 earlier this year – our flagship WordPress Theme for Twitch Streamers – we’ve also been hard at work releasing WordPress plugins for Twitch Streamers – for those users who are looking for a way to embed twitch streams in their WordPress site. We released our very successful Twitch Wall PRO and … Read more
Back in April I announced my plans to make some major upgrades to our premium WordPress Theme for Twitch Streamers – Broadcast. Well it’s been a busy year and those plans finally came to life last month when I released the long-awaited 2.0 update to Broadcast PRO, completely rebuilding it from the ground up. With … Read more
Hello Weasels! It’s certainly been a while since I’ve posted anything up on here, and I’ve had a few emails enquiring if I have any plans regarding Broadcast updates and the likes so I thought I would share them here. This year, Broadcast, Broadcast PRO and a new theme, Broadcast Lite will all be receiving … Read more
Twitch recently made some changes to their API, requiring developers to register and authenticate all requests to the Twitch API, no matter how simple those requests are. This isn’t something we were previously doing in both Broadcast and Broadcast PRO. As it is now being enforced, we have made the necessary changes to both Broadcast … Read more